. Mr Raab has previously been accused of 'hurling three tomatoes across a room at staff in fit of rage.' A political insider had told The Sun: 'Raab wasn't happy with the way he was being briefed. He began a tirade, opened his Pret salad and threw three tomatoes out into a bag across the table making a loud noise.' Staff in Mr Raab's office also claimed to have been 'bullied or harassed', according to leaked documents. According to data from a poll, carried out in 2019, at least 15 staff reported witnessing another person being bullied or treated unfairly. Mr Raab wrote that he will continue in his posts as Deputy Prime Minister, Justice Secretary and Lord Chancellor while the investigation is carried out. He wrote: 'I have always welcomed the mutual challenge that comes with serious policy-making and public service delivery. 'I have always sought to set high standards and forge teams that can deliver for the British people amidst the acute challenges that we have fa){kind=link}
NEWS… BUT NOT AS YOU KNOW IT
Dominic Raab has written to Rishi Sunak ‘to request an independent investigation’ into complaints made against him.
He has vowed to ‘co-operate fully and respect whatever outcome you decide.’
In his letter to the Prime Minister, Mr Raab wrote: ‘When you entered No 10 Downing Street, on 25th October, you rightly stated that “this Government will have integrity, professionalism and accountability at every level”.
‘I am proud to take this as a personal article of faith.”